Thank you, Mr. Chair, and thank you to all the witnesses. This has been very great testimony focusing on many things, whether it be the social determinants of health, the impact of COVID on the most vulnerable, or the data and some of the research done around the intersection of gender, race, class and nationality.
A lot of the questions I had were answered, but I'd like to take a little bit of time and look forward. Specifically, I'd like to look at the policies that exist, the practices that exist, the opportunities there and what we should really focus on to address some of those challenges.
With four minutes remaining, I'm going to go to each one of the panellists here and ask for a one-minute intervention. I want to acknowledge that health is a shared jurisdiction between provinces, territories and the federal government, but if there was one area of policy that we could focus on to help improve or eliminate some of the challenges you highlighted, what would that area be? That would be really helpful for our study.
I'll start with Professor Haeck and continue in the order in which you presented. Could you please give us that one policy that you think we should be advocating for?